Barking → London
Barking to London by ferry
A direct ferry runs from Barking to London, scheduled from 22 min, with 446 departures in a timetable week.
- Service
- Direct: one sailing, no change
- Scheduled time
- from 22 min (typically 1 h 17 min)
- Departures in a timetable week
- 446
- Operator
- Thames Clippers
- Stations
- Barking Riverside Pier → London Bridge City Pier
- Straight-line distance
- 15 km
- From the operator's published timetable, valid to 7 Dec 2027. The departure count is for one week of that timetable (the week it was read, early October 2026) and counts every direct departure from Barking to London; it is not a daily figure.
- The stations shown are the pair used by the most departures; other stations in either place may also be served.
- Source: Open timetable data (GTFS): UK BODS (bus/coach, all operators). How Head Your Way works.
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